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it doesn't cost the bank to have low maintenance wealth account.
Only major cost is if you use atm.
And your money work for them & you are just a piece of code in their server with a customer id.
Well yesterday i watch a yt videothis was nice line "you are just a piece of code in their server with a customer id" .. on a side note hope we don't become same in real life once AI takes a lead role in real world 🙂
Well I don't know how the bank should operate.So what's the basic difference from regular accounts?! Why can't they provide those free then?! If anything, regular accounts have AMB requirement, and so they actually have some money in there to work for them (as opposed to WM accounts which people apparently want to use as zero AMB accounts)!
BIG no, as far as I know no ITR data is shared to any financial institutions... For get about it..
Don't HDFC Kotak IndusInd IDFC RBL etc also give similar "premium" accounts?Yes (although I was not your target, but here goes):
What is there, in your view (or anybody else's), in such accounts for ICICI? Is it a sustainable business model to provide a premium account to anybody and everybody who can come up with 1L (or a few lakhs) temporarily, and apparently have no interest in maintaining any substantial relationship with the Bank? What percentage of such customers do they expect to graduate to a really meaningful relationship with the Bank in the foreseeable future? If it is indeed a proven, successful model for acquiring premium customers, how come competitors haven't seen the light yet?!
BIG no, as far as I know no ITR data is shared to any financial institutions... For get about it..
If at all happend at a very very high level summary level.
You are still thinking micro.. think macro..
WM program is kind of targeted. INR 100,000 is still a very large amount of a liquidity to have in India. If you are able to write a 1 lakh cheque just to open a bank account, you are very likely to be reasonably well off and somewhere in top 5% percentile of wealthy Indians. ICICI just bets that these well off customers will need premium services, maintain good CASA balance, generate a lot of loan interest income in the future. If one wants a loan, person is very likely to approach a bank s/he already has a relationship with rather than a random one.Yes (although I was not your target, but here goes):
What is there, in your view (or anybody else's), in such accounts for ICICI? Is it a sustainable business model to provide a premium account to anybody and everybody who can come up with 1L (or a few lakhs) temporarily, and apparently have no interest in maintaining any substantial relationship with the Bank? What percentage of such customers do they expect to graduate to a really meaningful relationship with the Bank in the foreseeable future? If it is indeed a proven, successful model for acquiring premium customers, how come competitors haven't seen the light yet?!
Are they apparently as carefree about AMB or TRV for their premium accounts as ICICI? I'm not aware of HDFC giving away Imperia accounts for 1L (or their would have been similar threads about Imperia inundated with thousands of posts as well). The other banks in your list are not in the same league, so their business considerations are not likely to be comparable.Don't HDFC Kotak IndusInd IDFC RBL etc also give similar "premium" accounts?
The question was not whether they can afford to do this apparent giveaway. They obviously can. The question was what is there for them in this. Why are they not extending the same largesse to lesser accounts where they insist on extracting their pound of flesh to begin with.So perhaps all the banks are already above the threshold where doling away 0amb hni accounts would've caused a major dent on their balance sheets.
For people who are able to write cheques of one, or a few lakhs, there are already a number of account variants at ICICI. WM accounts are supposed to cater to customers from much higher segments. Ironically, customers of the lesser variants are apparently expected to pay more for the banking services!WM program is kind of targeted. INR 100,000 is still a very large amount of a liquidity to have in India. If you are able to write a 1 lakh cheque just to open a bank account, you are very likely to be reasonably well off and somewhere in top 5% percentile of wealthy Indians. ICICI just bets that these well off customers will need premium services, maintain good CASA balance, generate a lot of loan interest income in the future. If one wants a loan, person is very likely to approach a bank s/he already has a relationship with rather than a random one.
Are they apparently as carefree about AMB or TRV for their premium accounts as ICICI? I'm not aware of HDFC giving away Imperia accounts for 1L (or their would have been similar threads about Imperia inundated with thousands of posts as well). The other banks in your list are not in the same league, so their business considerations are not likely to be comparable.
The question was not whether they can afford to do this apparent giveaway. They obviously can. The question was what is there for them in this. Why are they not extending the same largesse to lesser accounts where they insist on extracting their pound of flesh to begin with.
Never saw you put the same logic to credit cards.For people who are able to write cheques of one, or a few lakhs, there are already a number of account variants at ICICI. WM accounts are supposed to cater to customers from much higher segments. Ironically, customers of the lesser variants are apparently expected to pay more for the banking services!
People forget that they stood on the shoulder of giants to be where they arekya lafda chalu hai bhai
capitalism vs socialism
I agree with you. I came to know about all this when i joined this forum. This forum is such a small part. I don't think anyone in my circle knows about this account or interested in this cc/hni bank account world. This forum making me FOMO into things but get to know about many more things as well. So Okay.There's no "giveaway" in these accounts. What % of accounts do you think do they have "given away" as such? What % of population do you think is even aware of all these things? I didn't 5 months ago 🐼
And even if you consider these a loss proposition - sir you're literally in the company of India's top 3-5% of population in terms of education AND money. Even if 10% of THIS population of hni account holders keep 1-2 lakhs in their account for a month, they've well extracted the value already.
On top of that - the win-win situation that our panda-bro highlighted.
Interesting discussion and missed it. Has anyone actually availed or come across any person availed this home loan without any documentation - land title, builder agreement, etc?That's a puzzle too! How could they offer substantial loans without documentation (i.e. without due diligence)?!
The single most prominent thing that stands out for me in the ICICI WM threads is the idea of having a zero AMB premium account just by putting in a few lakhs for a short while.The reason why icici is the most discussed is twofold
1. The free cibil report. HDFC has nothing to offer for its premium customers in comparison.
2. The small free goodies ICICI gives. Plus a lower threshold to reach a considerable hni account.
no to icici bankBtw I am new to all this so to whom exactly we write this cheque to? To self right?
Oh really? But then they deposit the money in our account right? I am confirming this cause I am actually going to open account tomorrow and the person doesn’t know his stuff.no to icici bank